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Owning a caravan and insuring it adequately will give you peace of mind, so you can enjoy the pleasures of the open road without worry. If you need to find a competitive caravan insurance quote, fill out our form and let our panel of expert caravan insurance brokers get in touch with quotes.

Without adequate cover for your caravan, you could find yourself out of pocket during a time when you should be relaxing. Whether it has been damaged, stolen, or simply broken down, you need to be sure you can get back on the road as soon as possible, without paying through the nose.

Caravan Insurance Policy Features

The most common features in a caravan insurance policy are:

Accidental damage

Legal expenses – up to £100,000

Lock and keys cover – up to £500

Find out more about the Lock and keys cover.

New for old replacement

Recovery and redelivery

EU & International cover

Read more about the EU & International cover.

Policy Exclusions

It’s important to also be aware of the exclusions that may apply to your policy. Your broker will detail what is included and excluded, but the usual things not covered within your policy are:

  • Awnings and gas bottles
  • Mechanical and electrical breakdown
  • Mildew and storm damage
  • Trade use
  • Unforced entry due to unlocked door
  • Use as a permanent residence
  • Valuables – such as jewellery and electronics
  • Vermin infestations or damage
  • Standard wear and tear

Types of Caravan

We help insure a range of caravans from well-respected world famous brands, including Airstream and Swift. Check out the pages linked below to discover more about the specific policy features for these brands:

  • 5th Wheel Caravans
  • Airstream Caravans
  • Eriba Caravans
  • Fendt Caravans
  • LMC Caravans
  • Teardrop Caravans
  • Swift Caravans
  • Hobby Caravans
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Types of Caravan

When it comes to deciding how to insure your caravan, you will need to specify the type you have. The three most popular types of caravan are:

  • Touring Caravans
  • Static Caravans
  • Trailer Tents

Although they have a lot of similarities, they may require different insurance features.

Also similar to caravans are Motorhomes or Campervans, but they will also need a different kind of policy. We have a panel of specialist brokers that can help you with insuring these types of RV as well.

Ways to Secure Your Caravan

There are a number of ways you can reduce the risks associated with caravan ownership, including protection against theft and damage. Utilise the following for better caravan security:

  • Alarm: You can have visible and audible alarms that act as a deterrent
  • Leg Locks: These effectively immobilise your caravan to prevent towing
  • Hitch Lock: This prevents your caravan from being attached to another vehicle
  • Tracker: A hidden GPS signal box will help you locate the caravan in the event of a theft
  • Window Locks: This protects your belongings by preventing entrance through windows
  • Wheel Clamps: Successfully prevents movement of the wheels
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Frequently Asked Questions about Caravan Insurance

    • If I store my caravan on my drive will this be a problem when applying for insurance?
      If you keep your caravan on your driveway, then no, this will not be a problem when applying for a caravan insurance quote. Your premium will vary however depending on where you live.
    • Why do you need to know where the caravan is kept?
      Where the caravan is stored is one of the main factors that will effect your caravan insurance premium. Some areas will inevitably represent higher risks than others, for example if the caravan is kept in the city centre or somewhere rural. One or the other will edit the amount you will be quoted for your insurance.
    • Where will I be able to find my caravan’s CRiS or VIN number?
      This is a unique identification number and it can be found in the bottom right corner of the caravan’s windows in dot-matrix text. Alternatively, it will be found on the A-frame at the front of the caravan. When applying for a caravan insurance quote with QuoteSearcher, you will not need to refer to this number.
    • If I allow my family members to borrow my caravan, will it remain insured?
      This will largely depend on the cover options you choose for your caravan. If you are thinking of letting any family members borrow your caravan, you must first refer to your caravan insurance policy documents. In most cases, it is likely that you will be covered if your immediate family or extended family borrow the caravan. However, this can vary depending on the policy you have purchased.
    • Will the contents of my caravan be insured?
      Yes, any accidental loss or damage to the contents and personal items inside the caravan can be included in the caravan insurance policy for an additional premium. You can select the value of your contents inside the caravan whilst applying for a caravan insurance quote on the QuoteSearcher website.
    • Who is covered when it comes to towing the caravan?
      Most caravan insurers will allow anyone who is aged 18 years or older, and holds the appropriate valid driving licence, and if necessary has taken the Car and Trailer Practical Test, to tow your caravan. If you are unsure however, then you should check with your insurance provider in order to find out.
    • Will caravans outside the UK be covered?
      Most caravan insurance policies are available to UK residents only, and will therefore only be available to England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. There may be some exceptions however, and so if you would require to be covered outside the UK you will need to speak with your insurer.
    • How long can I go to Europe for with my caravan under a UK insurance policy?
      This will depend on particular caravan insurance policies. However, a general rule of thumb with caravan insurance is that policies will provide cover for European trips of up to 90 days at a time, and up to a maximum of 180 days per policy term.
    • What does caravan insurance cover?
      Caravan insurance is designed to protect caravan owners from a variety of potential risks, including damage to their investment, theft, and liability claims. It also covers losses or damages that occur due to fire, storms, and floods. Depending on the policy, it may provide for reimbursement for medical expenses, personal property, and emergency accommodation.Most caravan insurance policies include optional extras to provide further protection. These may include cover for contents within the caravan, cover for personal effects, and breakdown cover.
    • Do I need to add a caravan to my car insurance?
      It is important to consider the implications of adding a caravan to your car insurance in the UK. Caravans can provide a great way of spending quality time with family and friends, travelling around the country and exploring new places. However, it is essential to ensure that you are adequately insured for any potential risks.By law, all vehicles over 3.5 tonnes must have a separate insurance policy for their caravan but those below this weight can be added to your existing car insurance policy for an additional premium. Before you decide which option is best for you, it’s important to shop around and compare different policies to find one that best suits your needs.When it comes to the level of cover you require, you need to consider the value of your caravan, potential liabilities and any extras you may need, such as emergency assistance.
    • Do I need to tell my car insurance if I'm towing a caravan?
      The situation becomes more complex if you’re towing a caravan, as this is usually classified as a ‘trailer’ under your insurance policy. If you’re towing a caravan, it’s important to understand that you may need to let your provider know. If you don’t, your motor insurance policy may not be valid and any claim you make could be refused.Your car insurance provider will need to know the weight of the caravan, what you’ll be using it for and how often you’ll be towing it. They may also ask if you want a specific policy to cover the caravan, or whether they can extend your existing coverage to include the caravan.

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